



by Cape Byron Kayaks
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$198This guided kayaking tour in Byron Bay offers close encounters with bottlenose dolphins in the Cape Byron Marine Park. Participants paddle in stable two-person, sit-on-top sea kayaks designed for all skill levels. The tour lasts about two and a half hours and includes all safety gear and wetsuits on request. While paddling through calm waters, the guide provides commentary on the area's history, geography, and wildlife, including information about the local pod of around 300 dolphins, turtles, migrating humpback whales, and the Byron Bay lighthouse. The kayak route passes through Byron Bay's surf zones, allowing participants to ride the waves under expert guidance. The tour concludes on the beach with unlimited Tim Tam biscuits. Dolphin sightings are guaranteed, and a free return tour is offered if no dolphins are seen. National park fees and professional guides are included, but food, drinks (except Tim Tams), gratuities, and hotel transfers are not.
Cape Byron Kayaks
Participants launch from Cape Byron Kayaks in two-person sit-on-top sea kayaks designed for stability and ease of use. Paddling through the calm waters of Byron Bay Marine Park, guests watch for the local pod of approximately 300 dolphins, including Pacific and common dolphins. The guide shares details about the area's history, geography, and wildlife, including Aboriginal stories and information about the Byron Bay lighthouse. The tour includes paddling through Byron Bay’s surf and close encounters with bottlenose dolphins. All safety gear is provided, along with wetsuits if needed. Dolphin sightings are guaranteed; if none occur, guests can claim a free return tour.
Byron Bay
The kayaking takes place in Byron Bay, where guests paddle through calm marine park waters and may see turtles and migrating humpback whales. The guide offers commentary on local landmarks such as the Byron Bay lighthouse and shares knowledge about dolphins and other wildlife in the area. The tour includes surfing some waves and concludes with unlimited Tim Tam biscuits on the beach. Safety equipment and wetsuits are included if requested, and a dolphin sighting guarantee applies.
Byron Bay
Paddling again in Byron Bay’s marine park, the tour allows guests to spot dolphins, turtles, and whales while listening to the guide’s explanations about the bay’s natural and cultural features. The kayak design ensures beginner and experienced paddlers can participate. The route includes riding Byron Bay’s surf and finishes with all-you-can-eat Tim Tams. Safety gear and wetsuits are part of the tour, which guarantees dolphin sightings or a free return trip.
Wategos Beach
This stop is part of the kayaking route near Wategos Beach, where participants continue to look for dolphins and other marine life. The local guide provides insights about the area’s environment and history during the paddle. The tour ends on the beach with unlimited Tim Tam biscuits. Wetsuits and safety gear are included if needed. Dolphin sightings are guaranteed, with a free return tour offered if none are seen.
Opposite 62 Lawson St, 15 minutes prior to the tour.
End point
Shed 2, Opposite 60 Lawson St, Byron Bay, NSW, 2481 - 15 minutes prior to the tour.




by Cape Byron Kayaks
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$198This guided kayaking tour in Byron Bay offers close encounters with bottlenose dolphins in the Cape Byron Marine Park. Participants paddle in stable two-person, sit-on-top sea kayaks designed for all skill levels. The tour lasts about two and a half hours and includes all safety gear and wetsuits on request. While paddling through calm waters, the guide provides commentary on the area's history, geography, and wildlife, including information about the local pod of around 300 dolphins, turtles, migrating humpback whales, and the Byron Bay lighthouse. The kayak route passes through Byron Bay's surf zones, allowing participants to ride the waves under expert guidance. The tour concludes on the beach with unlimited Tim Tam biscuits. Dolphin sightings are guaranteed, and a free return tour is offered if no dolphins are seen. National park fees and professional guides are included, but food, drinks (except Tim Tams), gratuities, and hotel transfers are not.
Cape Byron Kayaks
Participants launch from Cape Byron Kayaks in two-person sit-on-top sea kayaks designed for stability and ease of use. Paddling through the calm waters of Byron Bay Marine Park, guests watch for the local pod of approximately 300 dolphins, including Pacific and common dolphins. The guide shares details about the area's history, geography, and wildlife, including Aboriginal stories and information about the Byron Bay lighthouse. The tour includes paddling through Byron Bay’s surf and close encounters with bottlenose dolphins. All safety gear is provided, along with wetsuits if needed. Dolphin sightings are guaranteed; if none occur, guests can claim a free return tour.
Byron Bay
The kayaking takes place in Byron Bay, where guests paddle through calm marine park waters and may see turtles and migrating humpback whales. The guide offers commentary on local landmarks such as the Byron Bay lighthouse and shares knowledge about dolphins and other wildlife in the area. The tour includes surfing some waves and concludes with unlimited Tim Tam biscuits on the beach. Safety equipment and wetsuits are included if requested, and a dolphin sighting guarantee applies.
Byron Bay
Paddling again in Byron Bay’s marine park, the tour allows guests to spot dolphins, turtles, and whales while listening to the guide’s explanations about the bay’s natural and cultural features. The kayak design ensures beginner and experienced paddlers can participate. The route includes riding Byron Bay’s surf and finishes with all-you-can-eat Tim Tams. Safety gear and wetsuits are part of the tour, which guarantees dolphin sightings or a free return trip.
Wategos Beach
This stop is part of the kayaking route near Wategos Beach, where participants continue to look for dolphins and other marine life. The local guide provides insights about the area’s environment and history during the paddle. The tour ends on the beach with unlimited Tim Tam biscuits. Wetsuits and safety gear are included if needed. Dolphin sightings are guaranteed, with a free return tour offered if none are seen.
Opposite 62 Lawson St, 15 minutes prior to the tour.
End point
Shed 2, Opposite 60 Lawson St, Byron Bay, NSW, 2481 - 15 minutes prior to the tour.